Medford mail tribune., July 19, 1933, Page 2, Image 2

MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFOKD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1933.
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Repeal forces throughout aouthem
Oregon united today In a final P
ptl to the voters to get out to the
xll Friday- Several thousand wimple
ballot and instructive pamphlets
vera distributed la Medford and out
lying districts, under the direction of
Fred Colvlg, repeal chairman. - -
"But unless those Interested In re
peal get out to a person and cast
their votes." said Chairman Colvlg,
this vital question will not be settled
satisfactorily for Oregon. It is the
patriotic duty of every olttsen to 4o
at least this much toward helping
our country out of Its present finan
cial dilemma. .-
"In order to clear up any doubt
about the correct manner of voting
cn this question, here It Is: place
your cross between the number and
name of the four candidates who
state they are lnfavor of the proposed
amendment, (that Is, the repeal of
the 18th amendment); then, also,
place another cross between the num
ber and the statement setting forth
that you are In favor of the proposed
amendment. Finally, read your ballot
carefully, so that you are sure you
re placing your mark In the rlgnt
place.'
Last minute reminders In the mat
ter of constructive statistics also
came from the four repeal candidates,
O. M. Roberts, A. C. Nlnlnger, X. O.
Kelly and Bawles Moore, whose names
will appear on the ballot Friday.
.Scouting the prosperity claim of
the drys as a result of prohibition,
Attorney Roberts cited the facts com
piled by the N. 7. research bureau
of the welfare council that: "eight
million three hundred thousand men
and women are at present out of work
In the country; the federal govern
ment is suffering under a deficit of
wo billion dollars; and the country
js paying out 40 million dollars a
year for the enforcement of a law
that cannot be enforced. .
"The bootlegger Is lining his purse
"with from two to three billion dollars
a year," tteclartd B. 0. Kelly, who
field up the Wlckersham report as
proof that this wealth waa taken out
of healthy, government channels and
utilized to finance crime.
"When avowed teetotalers like John
D. Rockefeller, Jr. abandons a life
long crusade In the prohibition
cause, said Rawlea Moore, "and es
pouses repeal as the only safe road
back to temperance, It Is high time
the rest of the nation woke up and
did a little constructive thinking and
acting on the subject." .
"The quickest way," declared A. O.
Nlnlnger of Ashland, "to reduce our
taxes la to vote repeal and start at
least one billion more dollars flow
ing into our government's treasury.
But to put It over in Jackson county,
we need every vote.
KMED
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:00 -rrlendhlp Circle Hour,
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This hardy band of 96 aviators from Italy was greeted last week upon their arrival In Chicago. Tak
ing off from Orbetello, Italy, the armada of 24 flying boats crossed the north Atlantic via Holland, Ire
land and Iceland. They first touched North America at Cartwrlght. Labrador. The fleet Is commanded by
Gen. Italo Knllio, shown at left. f.Usrolated Press Photo).
TREES
DOUGLAS FIR
SALEM, Ore. (TO) Conformant
mky have their big ' redwoods, but
Oregon can claim the native Douglas
fir aa far from a shrub. : :
Something about big trees learned
at the atate forester's office brought
out that a Douglas Xlr, felled near
Vancouver, B. C, some 30 years ago.
was sMd to be 417 feet high with a
stump diameter of 25 feet. Although
the height, was not officially estab
lished, a photograph Is proof of the
trunk girth.
"In height, the outstanding apecles
are the redwoods, Douglas fir, and
Eucalyptus of Australia," said For
estter Cronemlller.
"In basal diameter, th. redwooda
are pre-eminent aa a class, although
certain Individual trees of other ape
cles sppear to exceed them. And for
volume, the supremacy lies between
the Kauri and the California red
wood.' The tallest eucslyptus of authen
tic measurement was a mountain ash
848 feet high. The tallest known
redwood Is still standing In Bull
Creek flat, measuring between 369
and 868 feet.
"Contrary to general opinion, the
Douglas fir seems to hold supremacy
over the redwood," cald Cronemlller.
"A felled Douglas fir which meas
ured 380 feet by a steel tape was
reported In 1000.
"The great cypress at St. Maria
del Tule, Mexico, haa a diameter at
Vie ground of 40 feet and Is ISO
feet high. The Jsqulttba treea In
Brazil measure up to 93 feet In dl
smeter and 180 feet high.
"The banyan has many trunks and
spresds over an Immense area like a
forest. One tree on the Nurbudda
river '.n western India, measures 3000
high In circumference ut Its mani
fold trunk,, SS0 large and 800 small
ones. A famoua bauyan lu the Cal
cutta botanical gardens has a main
trunk SO feet In ciroumference and
300 manifold trunks.
"A kaura tree of New Zealand Is
said to have the greatest volume,
3.100,000 board feet. It la 33 feet In
diameter, 100 feet to first branch,
and the top la like a feather duater.
"Recently, a redwood tree was
found In Big Lagoon, Humboldt
county, California, which scaled 381,
380 feetof merchantable lumber,
enough to build 33 average homes."
Orsa, Sweden's "tax-free parish," Is
being tsxed for th. first time in 47
yeara because of depression and un
employment. British-declared ' exports to the
United States declined about 33 per
cent In January, 1033, compared with
January, 1933.
The eastern division of the national
road, from Cumberland to Wheeling,
cost 813,000 a mils, a staggering sum
In 1837.
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Pet Poodle Life
In Aimee Temple
Palls On Hutton
LOS ANGELES, July 10. (P)
Mr. David Hutton, late resident of
the Angelus temple parsonsge,
coined his own phrase to describe
his relationship to the purveyor
of the "Pour Square Ooapel."
"Pet poodle," he exclaimed "1
was Just Almee's pet poodle I I
hsd plenty of affection yes but
no privileges."
And further: "I object to being
'Mr. Almee Semple Mcpherson.' I
felt all the time as though I were
living In some unresl, hectlo reslm
I wss only a puppet waiting for
someone to pull the strings."
Of Angelus temple he opined It
was a "seething volcsno of un
rest." Meteorological Report
July 19. 1933.
".., Forecasts.
Medford end vicinity: Fair tonight
and Thursday; slightly wanner Thurs
day. Oregon; Fair tonight and Thurs
day, but overcast on coast. Slightly
warmer Interior west portion Thurs
day. Local Data.
Temperature a year
ago today:
Highest, 03; lowest, 61.
Total monthly precipitation, trace.
Deficiency for month, .38 Inches.
Total precipitation since September
1, 1033, 14.88 inches.
Deficiency for the season, 3.88
inches.
Relative humidity at 6 p. m. yes
terday, 34 per cent; 6 a. m. today, 77
per cent.
Tomorrow: Sunrise, 4:53 a. m. Sun
set, 7:41 p. m.
Observations Taken at 6 A. M.
120 Meridian Time
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KLAMATH FALLS, Ore.. July 19.
(UP) Peggy Lewis, 10, was alive be
cause of expert Uvesavlng training of
Betty Vanemon. la, of Klamath
Falls.
The Lewis girl sank while swim
ming In Lake of the Woods Sunday.
The other girl, paddling a canoe
nearby, saw her go down and dived
to recover the body.
Taking the unconscious form of
the young girl to shore, she applied
artificial rescusltatlon methods she
had learned In schools and brought
her back to life.
Nearly 150,000 free lunches were
given away last winter by Knoxvllle,
Tenn., parent-teachers associations to
needy school children.
To tate right
food must be
seasoned right
every good cook
knows that
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SALEM. Ore. (UP) If you take a
baby on a vacation trip with you,
take special precautions for the In
fsnt's welfare.
Among the suggestions offered by
the Oregon health board are the
following: '
Plan the trip so as to avoid delays
and to give , the most privacy and
quiet for the baby.
Do not let anything interfere witn
the baby's regular feeding, elimina
tion, bathing, sleep and exercise.
Wash his face and hands several times
a dsy. Keep him aa cool and quiet as
possible.
Do not give the baby cakes, candy,
bananas, or anything else to keep
him quiet In the train. Irregular feed
ing and unsuitable foods, together
with fatigue and excitement of trav
eling, are likely to make him 111.
Do not let strangers handle him.
Don't use too much clothing. For
a long Journey in hot summer, he
should be barefooted and dressed only
In a band, a diaper and a thin, short
sleeved, low-necked dress or slip.
Have warmer clothing on hand in
case the day cools off suddenly.
On an automobile trip, It will be
found advisable to use a small ham
mock for the bab) A market basket
may be used as a substitute. -
The basket should be srranged like
a bed, with ft thlu mattress, rubber
sheeting, a blanket and. If desired,
a sleeping bsg. A cotton mosquito
netting should be brought along to
cover the basket. A young baby can
stay In the basket throughout the
Journey except when It Is time for
feeding, bathing, changing the cloth
ing, exercise or other care.
For the bottle-fed baby, the health
board adds the following advise:
Boll sli milk used for the baby.
Remember thst the baby'a bottle
must be boiled before It la filled.
Either boll and stopper enough emp
ty bottles at home to last the whole
Journey, or make arrangements with
the porter or steward to have the bot
tles boiled dally In the dining car or
steamer kitchen.
Use dried or evaporated milk for a
long trip. Just before each feeding
time, mix the dried or evaporated
milk with boiling water and then
bring the 'mixture to a boll again.
Carry a traveling stove for the pur
pose.
For a short trip, carry a vacuum
bottle full of cold bottled milk or
milk mixture. Clean, scald and cool
the vacuum bottle before putting the
milk Into It. Boll the milk or mixture,
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Miss Faustine Dennis wat elect
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Pittsburgh convention. (Bachracb
Photo from Associated Press)
chill It thoroughly and fill the vacu
um. Do not put warm milk into the
vacuum bottle, as It may sour. Do
not use milk from a vacuum after
24 hours.
When milk la carried In a vacuum
bottle It must be warmed. At each
leedlng time, fill a nursing bottle
and. warm It in a pitcher of hot wat
er. To avoid filling bottles on a short
trip with a small baby., carry a large
vacuum bottle holding small feeding
bottles filled, stoppered and wrapped
in cotton.
18J641N0REG0N
PAY INCOMETAX
WASHINGTON, July 18. (API-
There were 18,164 persons In Oregon
reported by the treasury department
as having filed Individual Income
tax returns for the calendar year of
1931, on which paymenta were made
last ytar. For 1930 the returns num.
bered 34,308.
Taxes paid last year' by Individuals
In the state amounted to 8731,353
for 1031. while payments for the
year 1930 were 91,349,060.
Experiments with lithograph paper
conducted by the bureau of stand
ards show that Its resistance to tear
ing and breaking Increases as the
humidity goes up.
BAN DIEOO, Csl, July 1 (AP)
Captain O. B. Mayo, who as cap
tain of the naval tanker Ramapo
plying between San Pedro and Ma
nila made an extensive study of the
ocean bottom, revealed today be had
mapped a submerged continent In
the Pacific twice toe width of America.
Last May Captain Mayo dlscoverea
new deep with the sonic depth
finder off the coast of Jspsn where
the bottom fell away to 6507 fath
oms. It wss one of the greaieei ocean
trenches ever discovered.
Stretching beneath the surface of
the sea lies a continent twice tne
width of America." Captain Mayo
said today in displaying a relief map
of the ocean floor at the lltti naval
district headquarters.
It Is an unknown territory wnicn
was discovered by the echoes from
the sonic depth finder of the Rampo.
On it there are mountalna nigner
than Mount Everest and great depths
six miles to their bottoms.
Between the ranges of the under-
wster mountains are great valleys,
marking ancient rivers. There are
submerged volcanoes, still active, and
all these, with the broad plateaus, go
New
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